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Hospital Privileges identifies those psychologists with the National Register credential (Registrants) who have additionally shown that they hold current clinical privileges on the staff of at least one medical facility (e.g., a general medical hospital, a psychiatric hospital, substances abuse facility). This means that the psychologist is able to treat patients in that hospital. For transition from the community to the hospital, this is often important. When you talk with your psychologist, ask if he/she has hospital privileges and where.